I asked him what his favorite waterfall was and he said (with legit a look of exhaustion) that he doesn’t even know because they saw over 7 waterfalls, 5 churches, a few trails, many more beaches… the day was one big blur to him and his wife. All day getting in and out and in and out. He said the tour bus took over 12 hours and made so many stops, the day was just one big blur to him and his wife.Īnyways, he then went on to describe with a big sigh how they had to wake up really early and spent over 12 hours on the Hana road. Hawaii is built on tourism, they can’t have their visitors dying off every day! (It’s not like the road winding up to Machuu Pichuu that had no railings and where I was pretty sure our van was going to fall off and lead to a terrible, fiery death.) Thousands of people drive the Road to Hana each year- if it were really as unsafe as all these tour companies may be telling you, I’m pretty sure you’d hear more accident stories. First, the husband seemed really surprised and impressed that we drove the Hana Highway ourselves, which I thought was funny because it’s just a road and pretty safe. While staying at the Hyatt Maui in Kaanapali, we did their nightly luau and sat across the table from a couple who just did their Maui Road to Hana tour the day before. Because I think you still may be on the fence. Are you SURE I Shouldn’t Hire a Private Road to Hana Day Tours?īefore we dive deep into all my tips and tricks I learned, I want to tell you a quick story to really convince you that A) you should skip a pricey Hawaii vans tour and b) that you’ll have WAY more fun if you do it on your own. This app has an AMAZING audio guide that tells you really fun facts about all the stops along the Road to Hana!. Pro-tip: Download the Gypsy Maui app before leaving your hotel.
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